Fundamentals of Math, 2nd edition
Lesson Plan Overview
Minimum
Chapter
Introduction
Chapter 1
Whole Numbers
Chapter 2
Decimals
Chapter 3
Number Theory
Chapter 4a
Fractions
Chapter 4b
Fractions, cont.
Chapter 5
Forms of Rational
Numbers
Chapter 6
Using Percents
Chapter 7
Measurement
Chapter 8
Introduction to Geometry
Chapter 9
Area and Volume
Chapter 10
Probability and Statistics
Chapter 11
Integers
Chapter 12
Introduction to Algebra
Sections
1
# of lessons
1
# class periods
1
1-9
9
14
1-6, 8
7
12
1-6, 9
7
12
1-6
6
11
7-10
4
9
1-9
9
14
1-6
6
11
1-5, 8
6
11
1-8
8
14
1-4, 6, 7
6
11
1-8
8
14
1-8
8
14
1-8
8
14
You have 162 class periods to cover 93 lessons. You will introduce students to integers
and algebra.
This plan covers the minimum sections for credit in Fundamentals of Math. You may
omit Chapters 13 and 14 and Sections 2.7, 2.9, 3.7, 3.8, 7.6, 7.7, 8.9, 9.5, 9.8, and 12.9.
Chapter 4 should be done in two parts. Each chapter has five or six extra class days.
This will allow you to spend more than one day on more difficult topics. Also consider
including the Problem Solving and Math & Scripture features for some or all chapters.
Activities that focus on drilling are available in the Student Activities.
Fundamentals of Math, 2nd edition
Lesson Plan Overview
Standard
Chapter
Introduction
Chapter 1
Whole Numbers
Chapter 2
Decimals
Chapter 3
Number Theory
Chapter 4
Fractions
Chapter 5
Forms of Rational
Numbers
Chapter 6
Using Percents
Chapter 7
Measurement
Chapter 8
Introduction to Geometry
Chapter 9
Area and Volume
Chapter 10
Probability and Statistics
Chapter 11
Integers
Chapter 12
Introduction to Algebra
Chapter 13
Relations and Functions
Sections
1
# of lessons
1
# class periods
1
1-9
9
13
1-9
9
13
1-9
9
13
1-10
10
14
1-9
9
13
1-6
6
10
1-8
8
12
1-9
9
13
1-8
8
12
1-8
8
12
1-8
8
12
1-9
9
13
1-7
7
11
You have 162 class periods to cover 110 lessons. The students will learn about integers
and algebra.
This plan covers what most students will be able to accomplish in one year. You may
omit Chapter 14 or cover either the first half (logic) or the second half (set theory) of the
chapter. You may divide Chapter 4 into two parts if your students demonstrate
weakness in working with fractions. Each chapter has four extra class days. Consider
using some of the extra days for the Problem Solving and Math & Scripture features.
Fundamentals of Math, 2nd edition
Lesson Plan Overview
Extended
Chapter
Introduction
Chapter 1
Whole Numbers
Chapter 2
Decimals
Chapter 3
Number Theory
Chapter 4
Fractions
Chapter 5
Forms of Rational
Numbers
Chapter 6
Using Percents
Chapter 7
Measurement
Chapter 8
Introduction to Geometry
Chapter 9
Area and Volume
Chapter 10
Probability and Statistics
Chapter 11
Integers
Chapter 12
Introduction to Algebra
Chapter 13
Relations and Functions
Chapter 14
Logic and Set Theory
Sections
1
# of lessons
1
# class periods
1
1-9
9
12
1-9
9
12
1-9
9
12
1-10
10
13
1-9
9
12
1-6
6
9
1-8
8
11
1-9
9
12
1-8
8
11
1-8
8
12
1-8
8
11
1-9
9
12
1-7
7
11
1-8
8
11
You have 162 class periods to cover 118 lessons. Integers and algebra are probably
new, even for your best students.
This plan covers the entire book. It includes three or four extra days per chapter.
Supplement with enrichment activities from the Student Activities or the appendices of
this Teacher’s Edition. Also consider including some or all of the Problem Solving and
Math & Scripture features.